Event Recap
The 17th Annual Crypto Cup Golf Tournament was held on Thursday, September 27, 2018.
110 players gathered at the Compass Pointe Golf Course in Pasadena, Maryland to enjoy a day of fun and competition.
Registration/breakfast began at 8:00 a.m. with a Shotgun Start and Tee-off at 9:00 a.m. Eagle Alliance volunteers checked in players, made sure everyone got a goody bag, manned two snack stations, and photographed the event. A mega-putt contest was held before the tee-off with a $100 gift certificate won by Todd Doherty of FEDDATA. Over $700 was raised at the Spy Hole where players posed for team photos in various stages of disguise. Make sure to check out photos below.
After 18 holes of play, everyone gathered together for a BBQ buffet lunch and award ceremony. The team from FedData took first place. Formal presentation of awards for the winners took place in November 2018 at a special awards and volunteer recognition event held at the National Cryptologic Museum. Learn about the winners below.
Eagle Alliance presented a check to the National Cryptologic Museum Foundation for $35,000. The final amount will total over $46,000.
Congratulations to All Tournament Winners!
TOP THREE TEAMS:
The top three teams, listed below, all had a score of 61!
First place: Kevin Lauffer, Jeff Hicks, Logan Howell, Brett Wilson (representing FedData)
During the last week of November 2018, a special event was held at the National Cryptologic Museum in recognition of the Crypto Cup 2018 winners and volunteers. Guests were able to see the updated panel featuring this year’s winners who represented FedData. NCMF President Dick Schaeffer presented the first place team with a framed copy. The dedicated team of Eagle Alliance volunteers were also recognized and then everyone gathered for lunch at Cantina Mama Lucia in Hanover, MD.
Second place: Tom Powderly, Brett Bennett, Dave D’Angelo, Bob Reid (representing Rolling Wave Technologies)
Third place: Keith Dunnigan, Jim Sutch, John Karpovich, Dave Auer (representing MCO Computer Supplies)
Other contests were held during play and the winners were:
Longest Drive – Ladies: Sue Walter
Longest Drive- Men: Hunter Lochte
Closest to the Pin: Mark Campbell
Mega Putt: Todd Doherty (FedData)
The event was such a success thanks to the ALL of the sponsors, players, and dedicated volunteers. As a special thank you, the NCMF presented Stephanie Agostinelli, Event Coordinator, with a beautiful bouquet of red roses.
Many thanks to ALL the volunteers: Dawn Pruss, Jen Berry, Jessica Furey, Jim Taylor, JJ Pruss, Lauren Furey, Marion Goddard, and Teri Feher.
Volunteers were recognized during a special event at the National Cryptologic Museum in November 2018.
Photo Gallery
Many thanks to Jim Taylor and Stephanie Agostinelli for capturing so many great moments from the tournament.
Thank you, Sponsors!
Interested in sponsoring a future program? Contact Rebecca Diamond at rdiamond@cryptologicfoundation.org for more information.
Sponsors
Corning
Beverage Cart Sponsor
FEDDATA
Corporate Tournament Sponsor
Superior Communications Inc. (SCI)
Corporate Tournament Sponsor
NetApp
Corporate Tournament Sponsor
Dell Technologies
Corporate Tournament Sponsor
Cisco
Corporate Tournament Sponsor
Norseman
Corporate Tournament Sponsor
AT&T
Corporate Tournament Sponsor
CS2
Corporate Tournament Sponsor
GDIT
Corporate Tournament Sponsor
CNI, Inc. - Chesapeake Network Installations, INC
Golf Cart Signage (Inside of Cart) Sponsor
MCO Computer Supplies, Inc.
Golf Cart Signage Sponsor
CyberCore Technologies
Breakfast Sponsor
Elevi
Awards Sponsor
Tech USA Government Solutions
Awards Sponsor
Raffle Donors - Thank You!
The raffle was done as a Lucky Draw raffle, where participants placed tickets in the bag for the items they most wanted to win. Items included a cooler and basket of cheer (alcohol donated by MCO Computer Supplies), a basket from Mission BBQ, multiple golf items, an Air Fryer, and three Garmin items donated by Superior Communications, Inc.
Background
In June 2002 Eagle Alliance sponsored its first golf tournament to benefit the Foundation (then the NCMF). The annual tournament was dedicated to the memory of Tim Sheahan, Eagle Alliance’s first Account Executive and a key contributor to the award and success of the GROUNDBREAKER Program. Without the annual contribution from this tournament, there are years when the Foundation would have found it challenging to meet its obligations regarding support to the National Cryptologic Museum (NCM).
Starting in 2025, the tournament is hosted by General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT).




















